Tori Spelling Refusing To Pay $6,000 Credit Card Debt Amid Alleged Marriage Problems With Dean McDermott
June 9 2021, Published 5:48 p.m. ET
One of Tori Spelling's creditors is on the hunt for the actress’ money after she failed to pay her $6,000 credit card bill debt.
According to court documents obtained by Breaking Celebrity News, a debt collection company named Cavalry SPV filed a writ of execution against the actress in Los Angeles Superior Court.
In June 2019, Tori was hit with a default judgment in the amount of $5,043.32. The actress was sued by Cavalry SPV over an unpaid credit card bill debt. The documents said the company had bought the debt from Citibank and were now in charge of getting it paid.
Tori blew off the lawsuit for months despite being properly served with the paperwork. A judge decided to grant the default judgment after getting tired of waiting around for the actress to show up to court.
In newly filed documents, the creditor reveals Tori has blown off paying the judgment. As a result, the debt had $1,150.98 added to the bill which now stands at $6,394.30.
Cavalry is asking the court to attach the lien to Tori’s property in an effort to collect the money. The $6,000 debt is the latest in a string of financial problems for the daughter of late TV producer Aaron Spelling. He was worth an estimated $500 million at the time of his death. Tori's mother Candy was